Johnson & Johnson JNJ Western Hemisphere excluding U.S. — Long-Lived Assets

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GTESNorth America, excluding U.S. — Long-Lived Assets

$140.2M+20.6%

PRGSOutside United States — Long-Lived Assets

$23.6M+9.3%

TNCOther Americas — Long-Lived Assets

$40.3M+39.0%

INGMOutside of the United States — Long lived assets

$799.13M+0.2%

TEADThe Americas — Long-Lived Assets

$47.72M-6.8%

BLNDUnited States — Long-Lived Assets

$22.6M+89.5%

Questions, answered.

What is Johnson & Johnson's western hemisphere excluding U.S. — long-lived assets?

Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) reported western hemisphere excluding U.S. — long-lived assets of $2.2B in Q4 2025.

How has Johnson & Johnson's western hemisphere excluding U.S. — long-lived assets changed year-over-year?

Johnson & Johnson's western hemisphere excluding U.S. — long-lived assets increased by 27.5% year-over-year, from $1.73B to $2.2B.

What does western hemisphere excluding U.S. — long-lived assets mean?

This metric represents the total book value of non-current, physical, and intangible assets held by the company within the Western Hemisphere, specifically excluding the United States. It reflects the capital intensity and infrastructure footprint required to support operations, manufacturing, and distribution across the Americas outside of the domestic market. Tracking these assets provides insight into the company's long-term investment strategy and geographic concentration of production or service capabilities.